I have two bunnies "Netherland Dwarf"... so they could jump over the panels or not?
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We had a very small loin head and he would jump out. I mean he would clear the top of the panels, he was small only 4 lbs. That was why I got it was to keep him in. We ended up making a top for it with some net to keep him from jumping out.
1000937
I gave this to my sister as a birthday present and she has two 4-6 lbs bunnies. She says that the hutch is NOT big enough for both of her rabbits to live in. Perhaps would be okay for dwarf rabbits.
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If you don't zip up the top, your cats could easily jump out. Their vision of the birds will be impeded by the panels and the zipped up top.
459386
No. Not even dwarfs. Rabbits shouldn't use those types of ramps because their toe nails can get stuck. The best cage for rabbits is actually a playpen with tall walls.Something like this:Kaytee Pet-N-Playpen for Rabbit, Guinea Pig and Ferret
1950951
It involves the going through holes thing, but I don't think that the bunnies would be capable of using this as a plaything to jump on and off of. It's too high
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Yes, they should be able to. We have a Netherland Dwarf rabbit that goes in there and he's bigger than any guinea pig that I've ever seen.
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Yes, it is. the tubes are wider than they look.. actually I think a dwarf hamster would have trouble climbing these tubes. There's also a special habitral ovo for dwarf hamsters which has narrower tubes
707073
I'd be concerned with their little paws. You'd have to line the shelves. Also, the height in case they fell off the top shelf by accident at such a young age. That would be a concern. It works great for my rabbit.
2269243
My husband believes so but have them fixed so they do not argue. Our big bunny just loves her home!
166091
There is Velcro to adjust to the size of the bunny. I just got a dwarf and it couldn't fit him. But she's growing and would try again. Note I have two rabbits.
65747
It might be, but a better one would be perhaps a rabbit hutch (new if you can afford it, used if you can't, or homemade, and with a solid rather than mesh floor) so that they would be above ground. There's plenty of room inside this, but not a good way to allow access and too much wasted space unless you put tiers inside it. Better for cats than rabbits, anyway -- rabbits should *not* be kept outside!!!
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They should be able too, but only about an inch high. You can stack them together to get more height.
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Not really. It's optional to install. It's a short distance between all shelves, they just jump wherever they want to go
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They probably can. My ratties just jumped and climbed out of it. If it was higher, they probably wouldn't have gotten out. I even duct-taped the two holes shut and they still got out. XD Little trouble makers. Since guinea pigs are bigger, they might like it. I've never had a guinea pig, though.
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we have a one small dwarf rabbit. I would say no more than two. I'm sure you could squeeze in 3 but they would be cozy.
147370
they are about 2.5-3" in between, so maybe a really skinny cat could get through. our cat is able to easily jump over - he is 12 years old.
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I think it is if theyre over 3 - 6 months. At first, they might be afraid to go up to the second tier, but they get used to it. Ive seen my hamsters fall off the second level, doesnt seem to affect them much. Plus I have a good amount of bedding in there.